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SPANISH LANGUAGE324146578_1 (subject function It is that of which…

- - - - primordial characters
        
        It corresponds to a certain intonation curve.
        
        communicates a message that the receiver can understand because it has a complete meaning, regardless of the explicit presence of a verb
        
        It is between two silences or pauses.
    - - sentences
        
        statements characterized by the
        presence of a verbal form
        
        example: pepe eats bread
      - non-sentence statements
        
        those in which no
        this verbal form appears
        
        example: bread
  - - - unimembres
        
        called "direct predicates" and
        are composed of a word or a small group of words
        
        it may be
        
        vocative
        
        bimembre sentence
        
        stereotyped formulas
        
        admiring phrases
        
        interjections
        
        condensation
      - bimenbres
        
        those that have two or more members
        
        groups
        
        verbales
        
        averbales
    - - one in which there is only one preaching
      - types
        
        interrogatives
        
        total/partials
        
        exclamatives
        
        imperatives o exhortatives
        
        enunciative
        
        desideratives
        
        doubtful or possibility
    - - union of two or more
        "simple sentences".
      - types
        
        coordinates
        
        subordinates
        
        juxtaposed
    - - subject
        
        .
        Is the person or thing we say something about
      - predicate
        
        It is what we say about the subject
        
        types of predicate
        
        nominal
        
        grammatization process
        
        verbal
        
        the most important in the lexical meaning